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Our pets help us with our schedule, staying active, and they can offer emotional support. What’s not to love? This is part 2 of this series. We start with silly pet behaviour, unexpected behaviour, and choosing a pet that's right for you. 

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Our pets help us with our schedule, staying active and they can offer emotional support. What’s not to love? This is part 1 of a 2-part series. We start with our pets and the realities we have had with our pets from finding a vet in your area to building relationships.

Hit that notification button and come back next time when we talk about surprising pet behaviour, training, aging pets and the grieving process. As always, if you have ideas or topics you’d like us to discuss or if you want to be a guest on the show, send an email to [email protected]. We look forward to more of your great questions. Thanks for joining us. Don’t forget to like, share and subscribe.

What’s up everyone and welcome back to The Pulse. We have a special guest this week, returning to discuss gaming and autism. Lucas Gates is going to share his expertise in community gaming, the benefits and opportunities and how to access the gaming world even if you don’t a console, cell phone or computer.  

Connect with Lucas on... 

twitch.tv/TheLGator

twitter.com/Neurovaliant 

instagram.com/Neurovaliant 

facebook.com/Neurovaliant  

What are some of your favourite games and methods of game play? Do you know where to find gaming resources?  As always, if you have ideas or topics you’d like us to discuss or if you want to be a guest on the show, send an email to [email protected]. We look forward to more of your great questions. Thanks for joining us. Don’t forget to like, share and subscribe.

Did you have driver’s education classes in secondary school? 

One of our listeners requested that we chat about learning to drive in school. While we didn’t have access to driver’s education through school, we have a few ideas we wanted to discuss today. Today we’ll talk about driver’s education in high school; the motivation to drive; the basics of getting your license and the ways in which we use our driving skills.   Do you drive? Why or why not? And do you think driving lessons should be a part of post secondary education? Let us know in the comments and always, if you have other ideas for us or if you want to be a guest on the show, send an email to [email protected]. We look forward to more of your great questions. Thanks for joining us. Don’t forget to like, share and subscribe.

Hey folks, welcome back to The Pulse! Let’s get back into our conversation about time management. Today we focus on school, work and leisure. Have you got strategies for managing your time? What are they? 

As always, if you have ideas or topics you’d like us to discuss or if you want to be a guest on the show, send an email to [email protected]. We look forward to more of your great questions. Thanks for joining us. Don’t forget to like, share and subscribe.

Hey folks, welcome back to The Pulse. Today we are stepping into time management. This is something  that many people carry into adulthood so we thought we’d discuss that today. Do you have time for this podcast? Yes! You do! See, we’re are already helping.

As always, if you have ideas or topics you’d like us to discuss or if you want to be a guest on the show, send an email to [email protected] we look forward to more of your great questions. Thanks for joining us, don’t forget to like, subscribe and share.

Hey everyone and welcome back to The Pulse. Today we pick up where we left off in our discussion about the things we didn’t learn in school that we wished we were taught. Our spotlight this week is on homework and why parents shouldn’t have to play the role of teacher. We also dip into why we needed more applicable math, human rights lessons, the law and Indigenous studies.

As always, if you have ideas or topics you’d like us to discuss or if you want to be a guest on the show, send an email to [email protected] we look forward to more of your great questions. Thanks for listening.

*disclaimer, this episode contains a mention of suicide. If you are not comfortable hearing about that we suggest you check out another episode like, “Get the Job with Malini Lad” or check out one of our COVID and it’s Environmental Impact episodes.  

Today we open a conversation about what essential skills that don’t get taught. Our spotlight for this episode is on mental health, job hunting, taxes, and voting. What did you miss that you wish you’d learned before leaving elementary or high school?   

As always, if you have ideas or topics you’d like us to discuss or if you want to be a guest on the show, send an email to [email protected] we look forward to more of your great questions.

Hey everyone and welcome to The Pulse. Today we finish our conversation with Bex about homelessness, risk factors, and what you can do. As always, if you have questions you’d like us to discuss or if you want to be a guest on the show, send an email to [email protected] we look forward to more of your great questions. Thanks for listening.

211 is a free, confidential, multilingual service that links people to resources for help, where and when they need it. 

Help is available to people anywhere in British Columbia, 24/7 by calling or texting 2-1-1.

Hey everyone and welcome to The Pulse. Today we continue our conversation with Bex about homelessness; more specifically, city efforts, access to ID and starter loans from the government of BC.

As always, if you have questions you’d like us to discuss or if you want to be a guest on the show, send an email to [email protected] we look forward to more of your great questions. Thanks for listening.

211 is a free, confidential, multilingual service that links people to resources for help, where and when they need it.

Help is available to people anywhere in British Columbia, 24/7 by calling or texting 2-1-1.